Get Involved in Our Research

Front-runners in the field of adapted physical activity research

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Calgary Adapted Hub powered by Jumpstart (CAH) is proud to provide information and resources to help children, youth, and families living with disabilities—and the organizations that serve them—learn and grow.

Our research draws on best practices and feedback from the community to ensure sport and recreation programming meets—and exceeds—the needs of families living with disabilities. Research topics are linked to Calgary Adapted Hub’s impact pillars: overall health and wellbeing, social inclusion, economic impact, or quality of life.

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Calgary Adapted Hub Seminar Series: In Memory of Eli Wolff

For more information or to register for an upcoming Calgary Adapted Hub Monthly Seminar Series: In Memory of Eli Wolff please email CAH.research@ucalgary.ca.

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Changing the game
through knowledge-sharing, research, education,
evaluation, and—above all
else—collaboration.

Current Research Projects

  • Developing a Comprehensive Understanding of Participation in Adapted and Para Sport or Recreation and Concussion and Injury Rates Experienced by the Individuals Taking Part
  • Adapted Physical Activity Camps and Programs: A Mixed Methods Project
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A link to Vi Riddell Paediatric Rehabilitation Research Program Facebook page

Why get involved in our research?

Calgary Adapted Hub partners are committed to providing quality inclusive and accessible sport and recreation programming. With your input, we can maximize existing programs and create bold new ones that are evidence-based and leading-edge. Together, we’ll test new ideas and see what works best when it comes to providing relevant, responsive programs in support of children, youth, and families living with disabilities. We’ll also pave the way for sport organizations in cities across the country to follow suit.

Share your experience to help shape the delivery and development of inclusive and accessible sport and recreation programs in Calgary. Your voice matters!

Our Research

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